Out of interest , what amount of data did you use? also, how did you measure
the speed on the mySQL?
I'm interested in this process, as I'm just about to start evaluating .


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Jack Vamvas

"Ignoramus7272" <ignoramus7272@NOSPAM.7272.invalid> wrote in message
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> Someone here tested MS SQL Server vs. MySQL. Both stock install
> versions, no tweaking.
>
> The result of tests, roughly, is that MySQL is about 2-3x faster than
> MS SQL Server, when doing selects or inserts or updates.
>
> So, we'll be going with MySQL. It is also to not pay money to anyone,
> and to get a full version and not some bastardized "evaluation"
> server.
>
> i